- 1. Dr Brendan Nelson AO
- 2. Justin Leppitsch
- 3. Michael McGrath
- 4. Mark Bouris AM
- 5. John Kapos
- 6. Emily Kucukalic
- 7. Baden U’Ren
- 8. Gary Bertwistle
- 9. Emily Kucukalic
- 10. Bernard Salt AM
- 11. Gary Bertwistle
- 12. Ally Kelly
- 13. Edward Mallet
- 14. The Hon. Malcolm Turnbull
- 15. Peter Ord
- 16. Dr. Matthew Peter
- 17. Justin Leppitsch
- 18. Paul Bloxham
- 19. Brad Seymour
- 20. Phillip Di Bella
- 21. Peter Switzer
- 22. Eddie Jaku
- 23. David Smorgon OAM
- 24. Von Barnes
- 25. Andrew Biggs
- 26. Ben Hitchings
- 27. Brendon North
- 28. Bill Crichton
- 29. Stephen Mifsud
- 30. Paul Bloxham
- 31. Michelle O’Hara
- 32. Alison Smith
- 33. Louise Bezzina
- 34. Robbie Carter
- 35. Brendan Nelson
- 36. Michael McGrath
- 37. Steve Baxter
- 38. Rachel Sutton
- 39. Trudy MacDonald
- 40. Richard Sheppard
- 41. Michael Salvartsis
- 42. Michael Pascoe
- 43. Francesca Webster
- 44. Marcella Davis
- 45. Gary Bertwistle
- 46. Panel Discussion – Sydney
- 47. Panel Discussion – Sydney
- 48. Panel Discussion – Brisbane
Steve Baxter
Entrepreneur, tech investor and appeared as a “Shark” on Channel Ten’s Shank Tank Australia
How to grow a business out of a crisis
Born and raised in regional Queensland, Steve Baxter left school at 15 to join the Army as a technician. At 23, Steve put his life savings of $11,000 on the line to start his first business, SE Net which was later acquired by Ozemail.
In 2001, he started PIPE Networks which was later sold to TPG for $373 million.
Steve is now an early-stage tech investor. Through his investment syndicate, TEN13 he gives investors like him access to early-stage investment opportunities.
Key takeaways
- Building wealth through tech
- Key drivers to support and sustain the growth of Australian business
- Best business advice in today’s current economic climate